Miss Ina Mae Harper Joins Dustin's as Cashier
Ina Mae Harper is now employed at Dustin's News Store as cashier and invites old and new friends to visit. The notice signs her move and welcomes connections at Dustin's.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
8
Ina Mae Harper is now employed at Dustin's News Store as cashier and invites old and new friends to visit. The notice signs her move and welcomes connections at Dustin's.
Classified ad fragment shows brushes offered with phone contact 8Y1-W S819, indicating a local sale or business listing on North Street. No clear event or full address provided.
An advertisement from National Securities Service promotes an easy payment plan for purchasing listed securities. It highlights accessibility and a simple approach with a contact phone number 1492 for inquiries.
The advertisement states a tailor in Roswell at 115 West 4th Street makes and repairs suits to look like new. Services include alterations and repairs with emphasis on quality fit.
Bailey's Cleaning Works highlights value with competitive pricing and a claim that quality matters more than cost. The ad emphasizes affordable rates and urges customers to evaluate service quality over merely low prices, listing contact as 890.
A Ford V-8 driven by Mrs. Robert Bear and a Ford Model A pickup driven by Curtis Allman Jr. collided at about 12 30 today at the intersection of Tenth and Richardson. No one was injured but Mrs. Bear and her small son Robbie were badly shaken. three other boys rode in the pickup. Both cars were badly damaged.
Geneva October reports that organized relief for Jewish refugees from Germany is assured. The League of Nations economic commission adopted a resolution to create a high commission and governing body outside League machinery, with a commissioner to submit periodic reports.
A new electric eyebrow plucking machine is now available at Yucca Beauty Service inviting ladies to try a quick painless and sanitary service. Phone 484 at J. P. White Building.
Permits pour in for deer hunting across the region with abundant game expected in Roswell soon. Clyde Fulton and crew paint pedestrian lanes for out of town visitors while a forthcoming issue promises a bold tomorrow. A local citizen quips about funding meals for Scout officials and Capitol diplomats sign a beer line misprint.
Former District Judge Carl A. Hatch of Clovis is appointed by Gov. Hockenhull to succeed Sam G. Bratton as U.S. senator. Hatch’s New Mexico ties span law, judgeship, and private practice since 1916, with a background in Patton and Hatch and public service roles. He is active in the Democratic party, outdoors, golf, and holds a family with Ruth Caviness.
Federal Judge Edgar S. Vaught heard statements and half the government’s evidence on the first day. Urschel described his abduction and captivity, while ransom notes threatened death unless $200,000 was paid. E. E. Kirkpatrick testified he paid the ransom in Kansas City, pointing to Kelly as the ransom payer. J Klar, a Fort Worth firearms broker, said Kathryn bought a machine gun matching the weapon found beside Harvey Bailey at the Paradise farm. Bailey is serving life for the kidnapping.
Mrs R G Bittner of West Linn remained in hospital after a parked car on a hill near her home in Oregon City rolled downhill. The car crashed through a wall into a bedroom then into the kitchen, knocking her from bed and leaving her bruised and shocked.
Jack Layman and his brother Johnny Layman with brother in law Charles Spencer pleaded not guilty yesterday to murder charges in connection with the death of William Meador son of Sheriff Rex Meador at Mountainair on July 28. They will be tried together in Dona Ana county in November on a Torrance county change of venue.
An advertisement claims Century Beer is highly nutritious containing iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G. It urges readers to drink it and live to be a hundred.
Toledo police and sheriff's forces hunted fugitive Floyd Baldwin indicted for murder after a dawn gun battle killed deputy Leo Flanagan and wounded Baldwin. A tip led officers to a house where Baldwin opened fire then fled. He later sought a relative for a bandage for a leg wound.
Tonight is the family night with one ticket admission. Lee Tracy and Lupe Velez star in The Half Naked Truth. Friday and Saturday feature Ken Maynard in Between Fighting Men and Edmund Lowe with Wynne Gibson in The Devil is Driving.
C C Pendley of Portales was named Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the New Mexico Odd Fellows. Elected officers include J R Thomas of Roswell as Grand Master, Carl Moore of Clovis as Grand Warden, C B Smith of Artesia as Grand Secretary, W H Stevenson of Santa Rita as Grand Treasurer, D D Monroe of Clayton, and B Brown of Las Vegas as representatives to the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
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